A hard read that’s easy to read. Extremely engaging.

Not surprised one bit by the tidbits of The Creator. I know she probably left out a lot.

I commend Jennette for showing how the process of recovery is not overnight. There were constant setbacks and very small victories. I also like the conversation highlighting the romanticization of people, especially mothers in this case. 

Amazing! Bittersweet and uplifting. Focused on the cycles of grief, hatred, and revenge very well. And the complexities of being human in a sense; we're capable of so much love and hate.

One of my favorite duologies ever.

 Warning: This volume gets supremely sappy, but it's all in the normal heartwarming fashion. And something I sincerely love about this series is there's still plot and character development for a slice-of-life story.

We're well aware of Mr. Kanda's struggles with anxiety after retiring as a concert pianist, but now we'll see how he'll handle it in a friend's time of need. 

 boring, but i fully acknowledge I'm not a catperson 

I'm floored by the gorgeous artwork, and I would love to see where the story goes.

 This series is still a lot of fun, and I'll never stop loving gritty Buck. It's looks like we're getting a spin off series, y'all. 

I loved it! One of the best isekai I’ve ever read. This story gave me everything, romance, tragedy, heartwarming moments, and so much humor. Some parts of season 2 even had some dark, but realistic, implications. The author did her thang with the pacing. There isn’t filler or hopelessly dragged out miscommunication. Stuff gets done and said!

Ultimately, I enjoyed the characters’ depth. Every character motivation/backstory made perfect sense and even added to the angst. 

From a critical standpoint, Ellin and

Kiha

fell for each other rather quickly, but because I felt for them so much it transcended that gap.  The artwork was also lovely as well! 

And the ending is satisfying!

The will to live is a strong thing no one can take away from you.

Loved it!